May 20, 200917 yr I'm 41 and I just can't accept 90's music as classic! I'm sorry (as Simon would say...) but I am an 80's music fan and 60's, 70's and 80's rock fan and it is hard for me to include "Grunge" in my classic rock library. Call me old fashioned but dangit, I am who I am. I see what you mean. That's the music we heard in our early 20s, so it's difficult to accept (since we're forced to accept that we are, unfortunately, also getting old). Heck, Pearl Jam's essentially been making "classic rock" since their inception.
May 21, 200917 yr Dude, they came out in the '80s. And besides, we know they're in. :lol: But they are so awesome...:ylsuper:
May 21, 200917 yr I see what you mean. That's the music we heard in our early 20s, so it's difficult to accept (since we're forced to accept that we are, unfortunately, also getting old). Heck, Pearl Jam's essentially been making "classic rock" since their inception. I know. I just can't accept the fact I'm getting older. I was treating a high school athlete the other day and he said, "thank you, sir." Man, the cut to the bone.:lol:
November 5, 200916 yr Down on the corner Out in the street Willie and the Poorboys are playin Bring a nickel, tap your feet
November 5, 200916 yr For the heavier crowd, maybe Slipknot or Korn? I don't know if the fit the classification, but alot of new bands credit them as inspirations.
November 5, 200916 yr Down on the corner Out in the street Willie and the Poorboys are playin Bring a nickel, tap your feet :banana::thumb:
November 5, 200916 yr If you consider Slipknot and Korn, what about SOAD? I'd be okay with that. Maybe all of Zakk Wyldes stuff as well?
November 5, 200916 yr What about The White Stripes? If they (he) continue to put out quality music at the pace they're on, yes.
November 5, 200916 yr If they (he) continue to put out quality music at the pace they're on, yes.Would you say that Jack himself has a better chance than The White Stripes as a whole?
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